Langwerpige sjaal met rechthoekig veld waarin een vierkante witte spiegel met slanke palmmotieven, de randen bestaan uit S-ranken met lelies en palmetten c. 1840 - 1844

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This large, rectangular shawl, likely woven in Kashmir between 1840 and 1844, showcases a complex and intricate paisley design. The central panel features a white square with an ornate design of stylized palm motifs. The outer border is adorned with S-shaped scrolls interspersed with lilies and palmettos, adding to the richness of the overall composition. The shawl's striking design and intricate craftsmanship exemplify the artistry of Kashmiri weavers during the 19th century, a period known for its exquisite textiles.